University of Notre Dame - Dome Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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Jamei J. Doro Williamsville. New York B.S. Chemical Engineering Michael J.Duggan Fairfax, Iowa B.S. Chemical Engineering Stephen J.Duggan Santa Rosa, California B.S. Areotpace Engineering Charles D. Dunn Erie, Michigan B.S. Electrical Engineering Felipe J.Echarte Fort Lauderdale, Florida B.S. Civil Engineering Eugene M. Evans Dallas, Pennsylvania B.S. Chemical Engineering Ltm C. Fibre Santurce, Puerto Rico B.S. Aerospace Engineering Dennis C. Federici Camden, New Jersey B.S. Mechanical Engineering Michael L. Doria In a technological society engineers can and must play an important role. However for too long they have de- based that role by carrying out their work with little regard for moral and humanitarian values. In addition, en- gineering professors have tended to concentrate on research to the neglect of their teaching. Engineering stu- dents see these problems and it has been a source of anguish to them. At Notre Dame I feel we are slowly getting back to the right path and becoming more responsive to the needs of students. In my opinion the most important goal of the College of Engineering should be to insure that the students who leave here are not just good engineers but are also re- sponsible and concerned human beings . Lawrence N. Farkaf McMurray. Pennsylvania B.S. Mechanical Engineering Timothy J. Flood Larchmont, New York B. Arch. Architecture ' David L.Freibert Louisville, Kentucky B.S. Electrical Engineering 272 Anton F. Gabel Chicago, Illinois B.S. Aerospace Engineering Richard K. Gale Indianapolis, Indiana B.S. Mechanical Engineering Michael Garsik Cambridge, New York B.S. Areospace Engineering William M. Glenn, jr. Louisville, Kentucky B.S. Electrical Engineering John P. Guaspari Rome, New York B.S. Aerospace Engineering

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Ill - ....;.. Wayne F. Echelberger Students are a very exciting fraction of the total population. They are willing to sacrifice their time to find out unanswered things about life by judging the past and taking a slower approach to prevent error. The Notre Dame student is the most intelligent he ' s ever been. He has an excellent education by the time he gets here. I ' ve visited many colleges, and I ' ve talked to people in government, and I ' ve never been embarrassed by their comments about their people from Notre Dame. We will see more girls in engineering. It is a tremendous opportunity for women, especially in environmental engineering. Today we experience a more concerned type of engineer who is con- cerned to break out of his mold and more concerned with the quality of life. Robert ]. Catty Glenview Illinois B.S. Civil Engineering William). Casey Franklin Lakes, New Jersey B.S. Electrical Engineering S. Germain Cauiere Shreveport, Louisiana B.S. Chemical Engineering Emile A. Chares! Manchester, New Hampshire B.S. Mechanical Engineering Craig Chupek Rocky, River, Ohio B.S. Civil Engineering waiiam M. Clemency Mendham, New Jersey B.Arch. Architecture Richard T. Coleman North Plainf ield. New Jersey B.S. Chemical Engineering Kevin T. Corbet! Pittsfield, Massachusetts B.S. Electrical Engineering Timothy E. Corbctl Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Aerospace Engineering Mfchaell.Cullen Kearney, Nebraska B.S. Chemical Engineering Vincent Dauchinas San Gabriel. California B.S. Electrical Engineering J. Patrick Donovan Packawack Lake. New Jersey B.S. Aerospace Engineering

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. - PhilipS. Gulling Louisville, Ohio B.S. Engineering Science Garytiagopian Colorado Springs, Colorado B.S. Chemical Engineering David M. Maine Binghamton, New York B.S. Aerospace Engineering William J. Haller Syracuse, New York B.S. Electrical Engineering Jeffrey Haltiner Monterey, California B.S. Civil Engineering Robert L. Hamilton New ( arrollton, Maryland B.S. Civil Engineering John F. Haran Delanco, New Jersey B.S. Mechanical Engineering Stephen J. Harvey Foster City, California B.S. Civil Engineering John W. Mickey Wheaton, Maryland B.S. Mechanical Engineering Walter B. Holland Statesville, North Carolina B.S. Electrical Engineering Michael). Hoy Holland, Pennsylvania B.S. Chemical Engineering William Huisktng Huntington, New York B.S. Chemical Engineering John M. Hyzak Clifton. New Jersey B.S. Mechanical Engineering Paul A. Jabloroki Seven Hills, Ohio B.S. Mechanical Engineering Ernest M. Jamef Penns Grove, New Jersey B.S. Aerospace Engineering Thoma. R. Kasl Middletown, Ohio B.S. Mechanical Engineering Thoma. A. Kterulra Edwardsville, Illinois B.S. Engineering Science Michael S. Kirov Albany, New York B.S. Civil Engineering Kenneth J. Kozeltki Levittown, Pennsylvania B.S. Chemical Engineering Dennis G. Krembel Rochester, New York B.S. Aerospace Engineering Jama A. Kukla Elmhurst Illinois B.S. Electrical Engineering Leon A LaPoinle Temperance, Michigan B.S. Mechanical Engineering Jarae C. Longinorti 1 ittlf Rock, Arkansas B.S. Electrical Engineering Paul D. Longo Scranton, Pennsylvania B.S. Civil Engineering 273